Dynamic piles

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Dynamically installed piles are finned piles designed to be released from 20 to 100 m above the seabed and reach velocities from 20 to 25 m/s before self-embedment. The tip penetration is expected to be two to three times the pile length with holding capacity after consolidation ranging from three to six times the pile weight.

ABS Guidance Notes: Design Methodology for Dynamically Installed piles


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Structure Designs
Structure requirements · PintStead · Spar · Semi-submersible · Submersible · Boats · Collaborative Design · Space Frame · Low Cost Seastead · Conex dumbbell · Docks ·
Materials
Materials · Thin Shell Ferrocement · Concrete · Geopolymer · Basalt
Engineering Data
Low Cost Wave Tank · Scale models · Wind Loads · Seasteading Software
Stability & Propulsion
Stability · Propulsion · Station Keeping · Gyroscopes · Stabilizers · Pneumatically Stabilized Platforms · Connections